Air India, IndiGo cancel and divert Riyadh flights after missile threat

Air India and IndiGo have cancelled and diverted several flights to Riyadh due to a missile threat. This disruption is a result of reported missile fire from Iran-aligned Houthi rebels targeting Saudi Arabia. The cancellation and diversion of flights will likely impact air travel and trade between India and Saudi Arabia, causing inconvenience to passengers and potentially affecting the economy. The situation highlights the ongoing regional tensions and their potential impact on global trade and commerce.

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A missile threat to Riyadh International Airport has disrupted flights, indicating rising tensions in the region. This could lead to increased uncertainty and volatility in Middle East markets.

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